Новости за 29.01.2018

If you're willing to wake up early Wednesday morning, a cosmic combination 150 years in the making awaits.

President Trump will talk about five issues: a booming economy, fair trade, the need for a national infrastructure push, national security and immigration.

A federal judge ordered the release of Brooklyn immigration rights activist Ravi Ragbir, calling his treatment "unnecessarily cruel."

New Rochelle city leaders, school administrators and business owners met Monday to address the numerous concerns surrounding a string of violent incidents in and around the high school.

Police said the man was celebrating his 21st birthday when accidentally shot his best friend. He then killed himself in grief.

When YouTube came under fire early this year for a controversial video showing the body of a person who committed suicide, the site responded with new rules for posters. And for people who make money on the site, the rules are changing the way they do business.

AccuWeather storm chaser Reed Timmer reflects on the exhilarating and sometimes heartbreaking aspects of the job.

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady says he's reconsidering whether to continue a long-running weekly radio appearance after a host at the station called his daughter "an annoying little pissant."

The polarizing mascot is coming off the team's jersey sleeves and caps starting in the 2019 season, a move that will end Chief Wahoo's presence on the field but may not completely silence those who deem it racist.

The 911 came in shortly before 5 p.m. Sunday for a report of an emotionally disturbed person inside a third-floor apartment on Reservoir Avenue in Kingsbridge Heights. The deceased was identified as Dwayne Pritchett.

When YouTube came under fire early this year for a controversial video showing the body of a person who committed suicide, the site responded with new rules for posters. And for people who make money on the site, the rules are changing the way they do business.

Today is tax day. Sort of. Monday, January 29th is the first day we can file our taxes. But when people think of tax day you probably think mid April. This year, we get a couple extra days, the filing deadline is Tuesday, April 17th. That's 78 days from now.

Join Eyewitness News Anchor Bill Ritter for some indispensable tips on how to keep you and your family safe in the Emmy-award winning program, 'Operation 7: Save a Life'

Police took a 7-year-old boy away in handcuffs from a school in Miami after they say he attacked a teacher.

The final seconds of an Evanston Township High School basketball game from last week have gone viral, with the buzzer-beating shot now viewed more than 100,000 times.

A viral new petition is asking the federal government to extend food stamp benefits to pet food. The petition, called "Don't Let Pets Starve - Include Pet Food in SNAP Benefits!," has almost reached its goal of 90,000 signatures.

According to charging documents, 35-year-old Manuel Gamboa invited the 17-year-old male student to his home in Harris County after giving the student beer on June 3.

According to the Department of Homeland Security, thieves execute jackpotting cyberattacks by installing malicious software and/or hardware at ATMs, which in some cases have dispensed cash at a rate of 40 bills every 23 seconds.

On Long Island, a small plane with two teenage flight school students on board made an emergency landing, but flipped over in the process.

For the first time in 35 years, a blue moon will occur during a total lunar eclipse on Jan. 31, an event some have taken to calling a "super blue blood moon."

Blue Ivy had a show-stealing moment at the Grammys, when she appeared to tell her parents to stop clapping.

An adorable penguin couple was spotted snuggling on a birthday date at Monterey Bay Aquarium.

Police say the suspect went up behind a 31-year-old woman and stuck his hand up her skirt, touching her before running off.

Police say their crime spree started Sunday afternoon at a deli in Crown Heights where they stole a thousand dollars and five boxes of cigarettes.

Citing various disagreements with President Trump's policies or politics, a growing list of Democratic lawmakers have said they will not attend Trump's first State of the Union address on Tuesday.